Herrera wrote

Fielding wrote Wonder why Complete hasn't commented on our game yet haha

He'd be the first here if we lost

OhDiegoCosta wrote From what I saw of the game, United were pretty fortunate to get 3 points from Southampton today.

Still, they played themselves into a defeat (excluding the failure to see the offside) so can't really blame United for beating what's in front of them.

Martial looks like a composed finisher. Vaguely knew of him from the French league but impressed on how quickly he's acclimatised to top flight English football. Good on him.

Fielding wrote

OhDiegoCosta wrote From what I saw of the game, United were pretty fortunate to get 3 points from Southampton today.

Still, they played themselves into a defeat (excluding the failure to see the offside) so can't really blame United for beating what's in front of them.

Martial looks like a composed finisher. Vaguely knew of him from the French league but impressed on how quickly he's acclimatised to top flight English football. Good on him.

I don't understand that. We were fortunate that our goalkeeper saved shots? And we were fortunate that we finished our chances? First 30 minutes we were mugged off by Southampton. Martial took advantage of a tackle on Mata and punished them. He then took advantage of a poor backpass and punished them further. Memphis mugged their defence off and hit the post, and then Mata hit in the rebound. For the last 5 minutes of the game, Southampton took the momentum (see Pelle goal).

We beat them. Dominated game play, with 59% possesion. They had 8 shots on target, scoring two. We had 3 shots on target, scoring 3. Clinical. 6 shots on target in our last 2 games, 6 goals scored.

Also, anyone see the dive from Mane? Should've been a card.

Fielding wrote I just can't wait till we properly gel. I think our strongest XI (after seriously thinking now) for the rest of the season would be this:

De Gea
Darmian Smalling Blind Rojo
Schneiderlin Schweinsteiger(rotate with Carras)
Mata(Young rotate) Rooney(Herrera rotate) Memphis(Young rotate)
Martial

FullTimeDevils wrote

Fielding wrote I just can't wait till we properly gel. I think our strongest XI (after seriously thinking now) for the rest of the season would be this:

De Gea
Darmian Smalling Blind Rojo
Schneiderlin Schweinsteiger(rotate with Carras)
Mata(Young rotate) Rooney(Herrera rotate) Memphis(Young rotate)
Martial

Not sure if you're including injuries at this time but don't ever include Rojo at LB again, he poor at LB

That spot belongs to Shaw

The rest I agree

BigRedMachine wrote I can't wait until Chelsea are back to full strength, which will come eventually. A fully inform front four of Hazard, Oscar, Pedro and Costa could rip through any defence.

Zouma is the real deal and will now be a regular starter and Cahill has improved recently. I was listening to a video and the Chelsea fans were saying if the partnership of Zoum and Cahill continues to grow strong then it will be hard to see JT getting back in to the first team, which I agree with, they also said it could be the first signs of the transition of JT slowly being taken out, which again it's a possibility.

I'm not worried about Azpi he's never really been that poor at all this season, Ivanovic was an improvement against Arsenal but it is only 1 game, if he shows signs of poor form in upcoming games, then again questions will be raised. Matic was solid against arsenal, again I don't think he's been that poor so far, he's just been looking poorer at his own role because Cesc wasn't doing his job so Matic had to do both, that changed vs Arsenal when Cesc looked much improved.

Still want to see more of RLC and Baba when possible